changes
alters (v.)
trickery
guile (n.)
a member of the church clergy who has authority over a group of local churches
bishop
someone who lives in the forest
forester
middle-class man who freely owns and farms land
yeoman
"...the way to find contentment and security for the country was by justice and not by cruelty."
William Fitzooth thought this about England. There is ongoing anger and hatred between the Normans and the Saxons.
Much the Miller was killed by...
Worman
burdened
downtrodden (n.)
treasure chests
coffers (n.)
county in England where Sherwood Forest is located and where many of Robin's adventures happen
Nottinghamshire
Robin's truest and most faithful friend
Little John
rightful king of England who is often away fighting crusades
King Richard I
"Let me come with you and serve your noble master too. I know I am but twelve years old - but sorrow brings us quickly to manhood..."
Much the Miller's son said this to Will Scarlet. He is speaking of serving Robin Hood since his father has been killed.
Will Scarlet thinks Much's death is strange because he was shot with an arrow from...
Locksley Hall
pierced
transfixed (v.)
disloyalty
treason (n.)
Earl Robert Fitzooth's manor
Locksley Hall
long pole with an iron tip that is used as a weapon
quarter-staff
a villain and moral enemy of Robin Hood's
Guy of Gisborne
"As for my sword, I deliver it up to John and his officers - thus!"
Robin Hood said this to Guy of Gisborne. He delivered the sword by knocking out Sir Guy and escaping.
Who stops Robert and Marian's wedding?
Guy of Gisborne
disrespectful
insolent (adj.)
deer meat
venison (n.)
a club or short thick stick used as a weapon
cudgel
a man who is head of a monastery
abbot
Richard's evil brother who rules in his place when he is away at war
Prince John
"...while I go freely, I shall return willingly."
Marian said this to her father, Lord Fitzwalter. She wants to be with Robin in the Greenwood, and if she is not allowed to go freely, she will sneak out of Arlingford Castle and never return.
What does Robin Hood use to call his men to him?
a horn
servants
retainers (n.)
accurate
apt (adj.)
a monastery ruled by an abbot; where monks live
abbey
a religious pilgrim who carries a palm as a token of his visit to the Holy Land
palmer
a type of monk who vows to own no possessions and live by begging
"Men of Sherwood! Freemen of England! Save this innocent man from death!"
Robin Hood said this to the disguised merry men in the crowd. The "innocent man" is Will Scarlet, and Robin said this while standing on the gallows. Afterwards, Robin shoots the Sherriff in the hat and escaped with Will Scarlet and the merry men.
What disguise does Robin Hood wear to rescue Will Scarlet from the gallows?
palmer
favor
boon (n.)
commands
dictates (n.)
a wooden structure on which a criminal is executed by hanging
gallows
road running between London and York where Robin and his men would lie in wait to rob rich travelers
Great North Road
home of Lord Fitzwalter and Marian
Arlingford Castle
"I must acknowledge myself beaten; you're a fine fellow, and a good hitter."
Robin Hood said this to John Little after John Little defeated Robin in a battle on the bridge.
What weapon do Little John and Robin Hood fight with on the bridge?
perfect example
paragon (n.)
skilled
proficient (adj.)
a servant in the lowest feudal class who works under a lord in return for protection and land to farm
serf
a man who has taken religious vows and withdrawn from the world to live in a monastery
monk
where Robin and his followers live after being forced from Locksley Hall
Sherwood Forest
"We'll turn him back to front and name him Little John now and forever. Long live Little John!"
Will Scarlet said this to the merry men. Little John's original name was John Little, and they celebrate by feasting.
Brother Michael is banished from the Abbey of Fountains because he is on the side of...
Robin Hood